The Richmond News Leader from Richmond, Virginia • 5

Fraternity To Honor iFounder Leaders of the national PI Kappa Alpha Fraternity will dedicate a marker at the grave James Benjamin Sclater Jr. 'one of the aix founder of the I fraternity, in Hollywood Ceme- 'j ictery at 10 a.m. Wednesday. -i Judge Brockenbrouah Lamb? of Richmond will participate in; unveiling: of the and alumni and active members' of the fraternity in the Rich-1 mond area have been invited i jto attend the brief Among the national officers of the social fraternity expected to be 'here for the Un-j veiling will be Grant Macfar-'lane, of Salt Lake City. presi-j dent Robert Lynn of executive secretary William R.

Neater, Cincinnati Ll 71 I sivi viiniiuiniia Ohio: Charles L. Freoman 'Blqomington, Dr. U. Sj 1 Gordon. Gainesville, anj John U.

Yerkovich, Portland Ore. 'UiADERSHIP SCHOOL The group will be en routs i 'to the fraternity's Nations! (Leadership School, which wil jbe held at the College of Wil illam and. Mary -in William burg. August 28-30. This meet fng will be preliminary to th fraternity's national convention opening in Washington Septemr 1.

It will be attended by several hundred1 undergraduate 'and alumni members of the frail emity. from all part of the iTJnited State, including the Coast. Headquarters fop the school will be at Bryan 'Hall at William and Pi Kappa Alpha was founded 'at the Uniyoraity of Virginia In 1868 by' aix undergraduates, and now has active chapters at the University, Washington ana Lee, Hampden-Sydney. Williarp and Mary, and the University of Three of the ifnunders are buried in Virginia. similar to the one here will be held next werk at; 'Elmwood Cemetery in Norfolk jg (at 'the graves of Frederic iSnuthgate Taylor and Uttletofi Waller Tazewell.

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